Timi and Tobi talk to Chris Ogunmodede about the implications increased interest of young people in the election, the personality-centered party system, and Nigeria's battered international standing. Chris Ogunmodede is foreign policy and international affairs analyst. He is also an associate editor with World Politics Review where he writes a regular blog [https://www.worldpoliticsreview.com/author/chris-olaoluwa-ogunmodede/] about African global affairs.

NOTHING HAS CHANGED

The upcoming 2023 general elections in Nigeria will be one of the most consequential in its history. After eight years of what is generally acknowledged as a disappointing performance by Muhammadu Buhari - whoever becomes the next president will inherit a country in a political and economic crisis. In this podcast series, Timi Soleye and Tobi Lawson will host many brilliant commentators to discuss the leading candidates, their agenda, and the critical decisions they must make to steer the country on the right path.

Ballots and Beyond: A Deeper Dive into Nigeria's Elections

Making the future of human progress more equitable.